The long-awaited government framework for the licensing of high-demand spectrum is finally out.
In its maiden results on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, the company delivers double-digit growth in service revenue.
Under the deal, approximately 2 200 Intel employees will join Apple, along with intellectual property, equipment and leases.
The policy crafting the pathway for licensing high-demand spectrum gets the go ahead from Cabinet.
Samsung’s first luxury foldable phone is set to be re-introduced in September, after its April launch was delayed, due to reliability issues.
The new app is a lightweight alternative to Google Photos, allowing users to manage and edit photos offline.
The operator’s revenue in SA declines 1.2%, negatively impacted by the reduction in out-of-bundle data rates, among other issues.
South Africa still has a long way to go to catch up with its global counterparts’ spending on IT, says Gartner.
The operator is developing a software-defined wide area network and is re-purposing sites to harness narrow band IOT.
Most smart feature phones powered by KaiOS will have WhatsApp preinstalled on shipment.
HMD Global counts the feature phone market as a critical part of the Nokia business, as the brand’s second chapter unfolds.
The communications ministry confirms the spectrum policy direction has been finalised, highlighting it is going through the requisite processes prior to publication.